The BLOC protests against the closure of RTVV in the delivery of the "Premis de la Tardor"

Last Saturday, the twentieth installment was held at the Casa de Cultura de Dénia Premis of Tardor that the BLOC delivers annually, but this year the script had to be changed because the events required it.

Just 24 hours before, the Channel 9 blackout had occurred, so the organization decided to begin with the projection of the last minute of its broadcasts that ended with shouts of "Fabra resigned" from the attendees. Former RTVV employee, Toni Reig, explained what the loss of a public medium like RTVV means for Valencian society, and the song "El cant dels ocells", performed by cellist Alicia Giner, served as a tribute to the defunct Valencian regional television. .

Already immersed in the awards ceremony, the work of the groups of sailors was recognized, which this year have been awarded as a collective for the involvement in society they have had since its inception in 1949.

The prize was collected by Yolanda Colomer and José Antonio Sepulcre for the first group, and Paco Ferrándiz and Rosa Cabrera for the second.

The Tomàs Miquel Perelló individual prize was presented posthumously this year to Antoni Lluís Carrió, founder of UPV in the Marina Alta who died last July. Joan Carles Carrió was in charge of collecting the prize and talking about his figure.

To conclude the event, Deputy Joan Baldoví thanked the local group of BLOC-Compromís for the delivery of these awards and strongly criticized the Consell for the closure of RTVV.